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Taxes are increasing as motorists continue to feel pressure at the pump. But drivers who save receipts will be able to recoup some of their money.

“With this PAC, we will be able to explain to Missourians why an Independent candidate is the best path forward,” former U.S. Sen. John Danforth said.

A 20-year-old employee of Garden Villas survived the June 14 shooting.

“The victim did not know it was being recorded, did not consent to the recording and did not consent to any dissemination of such recording,” the attorney said.

The county will have to pay Fitch more than $245,000 in retirement benefits and allow him to start drawing his police pension again for the remainder of his term.

Billy Barton II, 54, of Brookfield, was killed when the train collided with his truck in Mendon, about 115 miles northeast of Kansas City.

Free screenings will be at 7 p.m. on July 11-12 at Chase Park Plaza Cinemas. The documentary is based on book written by local sports fan Ed Wheatley.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen on Thursday confirmed the appointments of the Rev. Darryl Gray and Mike Milton to a new jail oversight board.

People Are Everything is expected to produce a citywide plan for education by June 2023.

A St. Louis County grand jury has decided not to charge the man who caused a crash in November that killed two road workers, one of whom was pregnant.

But the budget raises teacher salaries, fully funds Medicaid and shores up state retirement system.

Design-build company Clayco and law firm Brown & Crouppen will reimburse travel expenses for employees seeking abortions.

A 4-year-old boy died after an accidental shooting on Thursday, the North County Police Cooperative said.

Residents, leaders and workers fear for the future if a deal struck by U.S. Steel to effectively close Granite City's mill.

Authorities on Thursday said they believe an inmate hanged himself Wednesday evening at the Jefferson County Jail.

Gray Television, owners of Channel 4, paid $1 million for KDLT (Channel 16), which now airs religious programming. It was the latest in a string of such purchases.

Troubled St. Louis County animal control facility faces another lawsuit over a dog's untimely death.

Although Mendon area residents complained about the crossing for years, BNSF Railway says MoDOT had not contacted them to conduct an official review of the site that required before any repairs are initiated.

Scott Rosenblum has taken on many high-profile defendants over the years, including Steve Stenger and Eric Greitens.